Halloween 2011

tribrats · 31 Oct 2011, 17:40

We do Halloween on Gate Night so we've already had ours.

Abby was Sophie from the BFG (Big Friendly Giant) books. She put the whole costume together with no help! It was so cute, she had told Amanda Aday on Facebook that she was beautiful in her costume and Amanda responded which made her evening. She then wanted to share her costume with Amanda so we posted a picture and before she left for school this morning we saw the response. Abby was so tickled that she responded and left saying she was so excited that Amanda liked her costume and was going to tell everyone at school,

Alyssa went as a witch. She took Abby around the park trick-or-treating in that 17" of snow. Better her than me

I'm very proud of Nate, he was Deputy Dog for the police department's Halloween party. 4+ hours in a super hot costume. He was very glad it was only 30F last night,

My camera broke and the phone doesn't take the greatest pics in the dark but here's a few pics of my kids' costumes. (the whole set)

1030111649a by tribrats, on Flickr

1030111650a by tribrats, on Flickr

1030111828a by tribrats, on Flickr

1030111830a by tribrats, on Flickr

melon · 31 Oct 2011, 17:42

Halloween isn't really a big thing here in Australia, but, well..... we had a kid come to our house today (Little, just a toddler), then a little later another couple of kids...... and then 20.......... 20!!!!! ALL AT ONCE!!!!! Un-heard of here in my world lol

I guess good news travells fast eh? .... where free lollies are concerned anyway!!!

tribrats · 31 Oct 2011, 17:49

One thing I like about how we've done things, we don't make it a candy run. They only do our park which we know everyone, one of the local businesses that does a fun house (can't call it haunted, they keep it in line for the little ones) and the police station.

Oh, and our park is starting to be older parents and grandparents so they are at the stage where they really enjoy seeing the kids in costume so it's a double win

chairboys · 31 Oct 2011, 18:41

I am a bit of a killjoy on this one. Just don't get it.
However, I have just done the weekly shopping and sneaked in a couple of boxes of Cadbury's Heroes.
That should send the little rascals off happy!!

A Slice Of English · 31 Oct 2011, 19:14

I'll be banking on the reputation of my neighbourhood being far too rough for anyone to let their kids wander round it knocking on doors!

Cherry.Loaf · 01 Nov 2011, 11:13

I went as a Bat Out of Hell and went for dinner with my bro and trick or treating with my niece and nephew

31 Oct 2011, 17:40	#1
tribrats Senior Loafer Join Date: 07.04.2011 Location: New Hampshire Posts: 151	Halloween 2011 We do Halloween on Gate Night so we've already had ours. Abby was Sophie from the BFG (Big Friendly Giant) books. She put the whole costume together with no help! It was so cute, she had told Amanda Aday on Facebook that she was beautiful in her costume and Amanda responded which made her evening. She then wanted to share her costume with Amanda so we posted a picture and before she left for school this morning we saw the response. Abby was so tickled that she responded and left saying she was so excited that Amanda liked her costume and was going to tell everyone at school, Alyssa went as a witch. She took Abby around the park trick-or-treating in that 17" of snow. Better her than me I'm very proud of Nate, he was Deputy Dog for the police department's Halloween party. 4+ hours in a super hot costume. He was very glad it was only 30F last night, My camera broke and the phone doesn't take the greatest pics in the dark but here's a few pics of my kids' costumes. (the whole set) 1030111649a by tribrats, on Flickr 1030111650a by tribrats, on Flickr 1030111828a by tribrats, on Flickr 1030111830a by tribrats, on Flickr

31 Oct 2011, 17:49	#3
tribrats Senior Loafer Join Date: 07.04.2011 Location: New Hampshire Posts: 151	One thing I like about how we've done things, we don't make it a candy run. They only do our park which we know everyone, one of the local businesses that does a fun house (can't call it haunted, they keep it in line for the little ones) and the police station. Oh, and our park is starting to be older parents and grandparents so they are at the stage where they really enjoy seeing the kids in costume so it's a double win Last edited by tribrats; 31 Oct 2011 at 17:50. Reason: add a paragraph

31 Oct 2011, 17:42	#2
melon Long Distance Loafer Join Date: 17.07.2007 Location: Perth, Australia Posts: 4,586	Halloween isn't really a big thing here in Australia, but, well..... we had a kid come to our house today (Little, just a toddler), then a little later another couple of kids...... and then 20.......... 20!!!!! ALL AT ONCE!!!!! Un-heard of here in my world lol I guess good news travells fast eh? .... where free lollies are concerned anyway!!!

31 Oct 2011, 18:41	#4
chairboys Mega Loafer Join Date: 17.09.2011 Posts: 1,811	I am a bit of a killjoy on this one. Just don't get it. However, I have just done the weekly shopping and sneaked in a couple of boxes of Cadbury's Heroes. That should send the little rascals off happy!!

31 Oct 2011, 19:14	#5
A Slice Of English Guest Join Date: 10.11.2003 Posts: 1,258	I'll be banking on the reputation of my neighbourhood being far too rough for anyone to let their kids wander round it knocking on doors!

01 Nov 2011, 11:13	#6
Cherry.Loaf Los Angeloser Join Date: 02.04.2010 Location: Bristol Posts: 1,072	I went as a Bat Out of Hell and went for dinner with my bro and trick or treating with my niece and nephew